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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-20

lhe admin istrs tlon of th9 poor funds
Of the county by tie Trustees Of ihe va
riOus townships, superintendent and
Directors of the lntirmary during the
year, has been, to say the least, careless
3nd eNtravagant. Take the subject of
outdoor relief." Section 1925 in sub
>tance provides where complaint is
made to the Trustees OF n township that
any person thereil requires public re-
lief or support, one or more of the rrus-
tees shalt visit the person forthwith TO
ascertain the name, age, sex, &c. See
tion S,4 in substance provided. that al
ter the Trustees have a>certiined the
name, age, sex, &c., aGd are of the Opin-
ion that the person Il in Il condition re-
GUiring public relief, they shall forth
with transmit 4 statement OF said facts
together with the amount Of such relief
furnished, if any, to the Superintendent
of The lntirmary, and il the Superinteg-
dent is satisfied that said alleged pau
per requires public relief, he shall forth
with transfer said pIuper L. the lnlirm-
+ ary. And il the Trustees transmit 10
the Superintendent the bill for costs
and expenses Incurred by them in a.
iording temporary relief 10 said naurers
within five days after the same came 10
to their knowledge, then SAID bill shall
be certified 10 by the Directors and paid
out of county poor fund. Section 9I5 IN
substance provides, If any ease the Di-
rectors are OF the opinion that the con-
dItiOn of such pauper is such aS to rem
der his removal inexpedient or to re-
| quire temporary relief only, they shall
indOrse the fact upon said warrant and
direct the Trustees to keep and afford
said pauper such relief in such manner
and upon such reasonable terms is the
/ Directors prescribe, until the removal
I Of said pauper becomes eNpedient, or
where partial reliero only is required I'M
lit the necessity therefore ceases. aad
the trustees shalt notify the InGrmlIy
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-20
Examination OF inGr;aary
Eirucsora' Esei1rs.

This report embraces a period OF one
year from March l-t, iSSj TO March Ist,
1886. The indefinite manner in which
il is submitted WAS unsatisfactory to the
committee, and difficult to understand
by The public, aud IS the object of pub
li>hing these reports is to advise the
public OF what has been done, AID rs
report which cannot be understood is
no better than no report at all, the COM
mittee thought if they could add any
thiEg that would simplify matters ard
lead to an intelligent understanding as
to where our poor fund goes, the public
world justify the time occupied and
space used. We therefore submit . ta-
BILE showing the number of paupers and
alleged paupers in each township pro-
yided with "outside relief during the
year. stating the medical abt. other re.
lief separately: also table showing re-
ceipts and expenditures OF the poor
fund, iufirmary and children's home, to-
gether with reorganization showing
the condition of the poor found at tho
end of the year, March 1st. 1856.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-20

kECEIPTS.
February 1856.
Cash received from County Poor
Fund for current xpel:ses--..........s 81 90 03
December 1855.
Cash from other counties for care
and return of non. resident pGupcTs-.- 20 u
Cash from sale OF stock Ii CO
February. 1SS6.
rate acco SC co
November, 1855.
Cash from all other sources 80. .....-.. 80 90
Value OF farm products used i'll the
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STATISTICAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR
Ending August 3ist, 1898.
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SEIT.lANNUiL RET'0K1
OF THE
-OF THE
Of the |HFIRMARY
OF HOOKING COUNTY.
To tie Commissioners Of Hooking Coun-

I U NC OUd''"ttSStVaIt'S . U IIUtht.tJ NvUH
ty, Ohio:
The undersigned Directors of the Infirmary
OF Hooking County, in accordance with Section
967 of the revised statutes OF Ohio. submit the
following as their Selni-Annual Report iCr the
six months, ending March ist, 1856:
On the first Monday in March the Directors
met at the lutriCary tin accordance with Sec
tion $50, Revised Statutes of OHIO, and after
cIre:ul examination of the Institution found
the farm in tolcrablc condition. buildings i'll
moderately good condition, and inmates proper
ly fed, clothed and otherwise properly treated
and provided for-
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In tksCoart of Common Pleas Of Hoskas
County, Ohio.
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SuERIFF'S SALE,

Lizzie 4 Bo,lnges.
Michael w Rolinser.
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IntksCosrt of Common Pleas Of doskhas
County, Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given that tbs 1Aaers
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking Co., o., by VIE.
tu. OF au Execution issaed out OF sai1
Court in the above entitled cause, ana TO
him directed as Sheriff OF Hooking Coun-
ty, will. at the door Of ths court House III
Logan, on
Saturday, February II, A. D. 1851,
at > clock, D. N. or sara day, offer for sale
nj pubI!c auction, the following lands ana
tencments situate in Hooking county, "
to wit:
Fractional Tot No. three (Sl, in Section
three (Sl, Tow ashIp twelve tl2l, Range six
teen 40. Reference being had 70 Plas
Book A :, records of fractional lots OF Hook
ing county ohio
Appraised at Sl30.O0.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Uas,
this sth day OF December, A ID. 1856.
JOHN GALLAGHER, ehsIiA
d. w. Wright, Deputy.
S.H. Bright, Atty for PIN
Jan. l3-5w.
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IN the SCCrs oil OOil IAGaAS VI AACNhAAS
County, ohio.
Notice Is hereby given that the unGer-
signed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio.
by vir,ue OF an order of sale issued out or
said Court in the above entitled cause and
10 him directed as Sheriff OF said County,
will, at the door Of the Court House IN
Logan, on
Saturday, February 12, n. D. 1887,
at O'clock. p. m. of SAID day, offer for sale
at public auction, the following Lands and
tenementS situate in Hooking County,
Ohio, To wit:
Being fractional lot number four az. in
section number seven (6. township mum
ber twelve (i2l, range number sixteen (!6',
containing SiNty-rive and thirty-fivc nun
drethS 10 :S5-lUUl acres, reference beif had
To plat book \. page Isl, records OF frie-
lional lots Of Hooking County, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50 10.
Terms of sale cash in hand
Given under my hand at Logan. Ohio,
tIis Sth day of January, \. ID. Isl.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
By ID. W. Wright. Deputy.
]. II. Riley. A,ty for pin.
January is-5w
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Keeping County Poor,

From March lst, 1885 to March Isl, 1886,
by Townships, for Outdoor Relief
or relief 10 persons notiRmates
Of L!tiTmary.
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EMI-ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Directors Of the ChiIdrens' Home
OF HOOKING COUNTY.

To TIE Commissioners q Hooking Coun-
ty, Ohio:
The undersigned Directors of the Intirmary of
Hooking County, in accordance with law hav-
ing control Of ChildrcEs Home, submit the fol-
lowing as their Semi-Aunual Report for the
month of March 1st, 1885.
On the first Monday il March. 1885, the Direc-
tors met ut the Home, a..d after careful cxa,n-
ination G! the Institution found the buildings
Kept neat and cles.n, and the inmates properly
fed, clothed and otherwise properly treated and
provided for.
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May /, 1856.
Teuscher & Bros, cofjn, robe 8
hearse, burial of Spencer..--.... 3j co
Rcpubiican-GazetteC Co, printing
June, 1856.
Ezra Stevens, for1 sheep Killed
and injured d..--...---.-.--...-.--..-.- IS IL
Maynard Pond, for sheep killed
and injured. 80. ...----.-...-...-..- II so
John Ermn for , sheep KILLED 10 90
Sol Snyder, for sheep killed. %
VI m Funk, for ) sheep killed .-- 300
Sol Snyder, wit fees sheep claim ~
\ ID Schaai do DO go
WIn Funk DO do 80
Geo Whitcrlft do do 90
David Whi;eraft do do 2lO
ID Pleukharp do 60 10
Geo Shaw do do / %
WIN Garrett do do 10
SamI Schoolcy do do 10
Republican Gazette Co pi-nting
and stationery, eic --.----...-..---.-.-. 81 %
Tcusciicr & Co, buriel OF Shore,
lnu ~ W
James Morrison, sheep killed by
dogs. - 20
wR laple, wit sheep claim. %
Thos Il PitcilarJ do do 70
Haydenvillc Il & N Co, sheep
killed by ~ 90
" StireS, wit ecs sheep claim. 10
Fred Krcitz do 10 -
pan Joicc, cleaning well at Jail ; 10
Gco Russell making road around
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08

On the 2Sth of August Mr.. Ed Nav
was married to Miss Lucinda Norris, by
DIR. T. w. Folger. All of Pickens
county.
Rev. J. d. Burkhead will begin a
meeting at the Presbyterian church at
Westminster on Thursday before the
third Sunday in September.
Read the advertisement of the Pied
mont Institute. 1t is now ready for
business, and no mistake. Miss Ella
Lowery who has most enviable repu-
tation among the children will have
charge of the primary department. Ev-
cry body send and let us mako this the
best school there is any whore.
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-
once to Gen. johnson Hagood. Barn
we'll, S. c., for permission to appear and
compete FOR the prize.
You can obtain ono of tho best apri
cultural papers published, free, b, pav.
ing one years subscription to this pa
per. This is a splendid opportunity to
get farm journal that is read by nearly
100000 farmers. Come and take advan
tage of it, Mention it to your neigh
bors.
The great success of many agents en-
ployed by B. +. johnson & Co., of
Richmond, Va, is pretty good evi.
dence of the excellence and popularity
o. the books they offer to sell through
their agents. This is o reliable house,
and any contract made with them you
can depend on will be faithfully carried
out.
The dispatch from Anderson to the
Augusta Chronicle and the daiiies in
this State which said that Mrs. Miles
Werner had shot negro Nose Lynch,
who was alleged to have dropped note
written by Joe Summers, has entirely
failed of ,verifcation. It seems that no
one knows Nose Lynch, or has seen his
body dead or ulive.
A we'll known citizen of Lancaster, Pa,
Mr.. l.. B. Kiefer, writes:-"Having q
sprained leg of almost thirty days stand
ing, and after trying half dozen adver-
tised preparations in the market with
out satisfactory results, was advised to
try Salvation Oil, did SO, and in less
than three days my leg was alright
again. IL did the work"
Mrs. Eva Wyatt Poore, the beloved
wife OF MIR. e. H. Poore, of Bolton
Township, died suddenly last Monday
morning. She had been ill for several
days, though her condition was not
considered dangerous. On Monday
morning the family physician called to
see her and found her improving rap
idly. While he was in the room talking
to members of the family, some one no.
tced that Mrs. Poore was gasping for
breath, and in n twinkling che passed
lfom time to eternity. She was troub-
"lSh heart disease, which is supposed
" nave caused her death. Mrs. Poore
was ABOUT thirty years of age. About q
ye'" Tr u8o she was united in marriage to
Mr. Poore. shewa lady of many no.
ole traits of character, and her Seoth
has brought sorrow to the boo,ta r,, 80 -
host of friends. She wac q onns;ato,,t ~, -
memoef OF the Baptist Church. Her re-
! malns were inferred at Bolton on Tues
day morning, Rev. DR.. Manly oont,,,ot
ing the funeral services. Ande,s,,,, ,ss,'pU r
telligenceI lst inst. =
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08

r. G. Dun & Co.'S. weekly review
of trade is some what encouraging,
but the estimates for the cotton crop
are being reduced. The rapid for
ward march Of confidence in trading
circles has been unceremoniously
checked by the frauds in high life,
which have been developed in the
last few days. The top crop of cot
ton has been shortened by the rust,
but some of the faithfuls are still
claiming crop much in advance Of
last year.
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.-A" ~ = 4-S.----4-GI-s.I. - L4.I.s 80, ..oOro
four happy marriages. Some of the le-
gal fraternity are especially grateful for
it's influence.
Mr.. Sam Wilson was happily married
to Miss Lee Gillespie, of Anderson
county, on the 4th inst. The ceremony
WAS performed by Mr.. M. T. Smith
Sam and his bride have our most hearty
congratulations.
We are glad to know that the report
that Mr.. Gignialliat had resigned as
agent of the depot at Easley is n mistake.
He has been in that position now more
that ten years, and has made himself
most acceptable both to the people and
the railroad.
j, O. Alexander and William Alexnn-
der, of Hurricane township, were sent
before Justice Robinson last week, on a
warrant issued by Justice J. L. Graveley,
at the instance of John e. Redmond,
to show cause why they should not be
required to find sureties for the peace.
The defendants were discharged.
Prof. A. B. Funk, of Virginia, who
has been teaching a singing school at
Easley, will be at prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing ard assist in the singing, and aftor
the service will deliver a lecture with O.
view OF getting class at this place.
Mr.. James Gassaway, An aged and re-
apected citizen of this county, died ut
his home near Central, last Monday
morning at o'clock. He lived more
than his three score and ten, and was
gathered to his Fathers in the full tri-
nmph of christian faith. His remains
were buried at Mount Zion.
Rev. J. MOL. seabrook and family, of
Seneca. visited Capt, J. T., TbornIev
last week. Mr.. Seabrook kindly ac-
Oepted an invitation to preach in the
Presbyterian church on Wednesday
evening. He never breaches a bad ser
mon, but the one nc delivered on that
occasion was especially good--thorouph-
ly practical and perfectly plain.
There was lively game of base ball
on the Pickens Diamond last Saturday
between the Pickens nine and the ''Blue
Jackets, of Easley. The latter won the
victory by score of two to one. So
far as we have observed the score this
season, in the matter of runs, they far
out stripped any of the professional
mines. Easley had signal victory, but
she had to play bard for it. Time three
hours. w. w. Blayloclt umpired. There
Twas nokicking, and little, if any coach
ing. Pickens will at an early day Dry
5 the "Blue Jackets" on the Easley Dia.
mond.
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Calming our Chldrcn's Conf
d0mc0

Few mothers really think what q
grave mistake they are committing
in repelling the confidence of their
little ones. The time may come, all
too soon, when tho children who
ar thus repellcd, will refuse to have
confidence in mama when she would
give all she holds dear in the world
to gain it, Children must have some
body to talk to aud confde in. and if
mother does not have time to listen to
them, is it any more than natural
that they will seek u confdant else
where? And who knows what wrong
and harmful counsel and advice that
person may give your boy and girl?
You may say, perhaps, that your boy
or girl never cared to confdc in you;
they always preferred outside conf
dants. If SO, mothers, whose fault
is it? A mother is her child's natu-
ral confdant, just as much as she is
her child's protector. And if her
child turns from her to seek counsel
from othcsr, then in nine cases out
of ten the mother must have woeful-
ly failed in her duty.
In their baby days mammals al
ways ready with her sympathy, when
they como to her with their little
grievances or troubles If she is al
ways ready to point out the right
way to the small lads and laSses, to
listen to the why and wherefore of
each mistake, failure or success if
she is always ready and willing
shearer of all their little secrets, then
her children will always consider her
what she should be, the very bcstcon-
fdant they could have i'll the world,
and the child who contides in mother
all his or her secrets, whether they
be great or small, is safe. For what
boy or girl can go astray when they
have nothing hid from mammal
1nterica's AgricuIGt~iSt.
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One Thomas G. Bean recently died
intestate, near Bonham, Texas, leav
ing IN estate worth $1,000,OO0. If
he has any heirs they are as vet un-
known. Many Of high social stand
ing are fling their claims of kinship
and heirship. but mono have yet
shown that they are entitled to the
beans. In this day of railroads and
cheap transportation, people ought
to visit their kin, and watch the
growth of the family scions from the
family tree.
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Sherifs s Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PIoKENs.
IN COUNT or CONUOy PLEAS

IN COURT or CONMON Pleas.
R1 1VlRTUE of Sundry Executions and
~ decretal orders to me directed md
lodged III my Office, I will sell to the high
est bidder ut Pickens G. H., during the
legal hours of sale on Sale Day in Octo-
6er 1887, the following described REAL
ESTATE, to wit:
ALL that Lot or parcel of land lying
in the town of Easley on Table Rock
Street, known rs lot No. 9 in the plat of
Ellison Smyth, fronting 81 feet on Ta-
pie Rock Street and running back 10
feet, adjoining lots no. 8 and 10, and
lot of Gignillat on tho back. Levied on
as the property of P. A. and r. l.. Own
bey at the suit Of j. G. Frost ct al.
Terms: Cash-Purchaser to pay for
titles.
sept Sd H. A. RICHEY. APO
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Stale d South Carolina,
--(o)-
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
In COMMON PLEAS COURT
Summons for Relief.

summons for Relief
Complaint not Served)
Jane Hendricks Plaintiff against James
ohastain, Joe Anthony, Henry Antho-
n.y. Sawyer Anthony, James Anthony,
Mamie Anthony. Susin Keith, Elisha
Keith, Vesta Keith, Texanna Keith,
Della Koith, OLIVER p Keith, Lou
Chaatain, Lizzie Chastaiu, Susan Ha-
good and Rosa Blassengame, Defen-
dants.
TO the Defendants above named:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
l. and required to answer the complaint
in this action which is filed in the office
of the Clerk of Court for said County,
and to serve a copy of your answer to
said complaint on the subscriber Mt his
office at Pickens, 8. O.. within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and il Won
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief dc
manded in the complaint
Dated Nov. 20. 1886.
Ills. j. J. LEWIS, o.c.P.
JAMES p. CAREY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO Rosa Blassengame, absent defen-
dant in the above action:
Take notice that tho complaint in this
case was filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for Pickens
County on the Goth day of November
1886. JAMES p. CAREY,
aug. 4-6t Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08

Prof. w. V. Vickery taught n
flcurishing singing school at john
sons School House last month.
The base ball club that was organ
lied near this place q short time ago
has gene dead.
Mrs. M. N. Goudlock has been
quite i'll for several days.
We were very sorry to be disap-
pointed ut Twelve Mile Church last
Sabbath by Rev. r. A. Child failing
to appear. SUBSCRIBER.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08

Farmer Brown:-'I say Jenkins,
why are you laughing so heartily?"
Jenkins-"Why, Brown, I've been
to town, paid two years arrearages
and one year in advance for my paper.
the Pickens SENTINEL, and the editor
felt SO good he has given me one
years subscription free to that great
farm paper published at Fort Wayne,
Ind, called the American Farmer" ="
Farmer Brown-"Is that SO? I
owe him some. Reckon he would do
the same by me. Will go in to-day
and square uD."
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Invitation.

LooPERs, August 29.-To the Sun.
day Schools at Pickens:--You are in
vited to join the Union Sunday
School in a picnic which is to be
given at Fosters Store, or near it
September 8, 1887. Addresses will
be delivered by Hon. r. A. Child,
Is. A. Morgan and G. w. Mullinax.
(J. B. FEATHERsroN,
Committee: +. e. ALEXANDER,
b. A. FOSTER.
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LOST.

Cight of the parties who can sell Grave
- Stones cheaper than we can. We sell
No, l. Material; We do good work, and
we do 80 to give satisfaction. Our pri.
ccs run from three dollars up. We have
on hand and to arrive Large Stock OF
Grave Stones. All work delivered at the
grave. Satisfaction given Mr.. II. II.
Owen can be found In charge of tn,
Marble Yard ready to give all who may
call upon him. Give us trial ami be-
convinced, j. ID. SMITH d. Co.
Liberty, S. G. Oct H. '88.
Oct. 81, 1886 4 f.
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Read our Especial" in another column.
Oconee will have q county fair on the
%, 30 and 30, inst. y.
Horses and Mules for Sale or Ex-
change. L. G. CLAYTON, Central, SO.
Rev. d. O. Freeman is carrying on q
protracted meeting Mt Oolenoy. Eleven
had joined up to last Sabbath, and the
interest continues,
The Carolinian, new weekly paper,
has been issued at Greenville, s O. j,
r. Shannon, of North Carolina, is the
editor and proprietor.
Elias Bowen, colored, who lives on
,, Mr.. Jerre Looper's place, had bale OF
cotton ginned and packed last Tuesday
tho first in this community. Hurah!
for 'Lias.
Revs. w. b. Singleton and T. F.
Nelson have been conducting pro-
tracted meeting at Mile Creek for sevor-
al days. 1t closed last Sabbath, and
seven newly received members were bap-
tized.
One o. Alexander & Folger's fine colts
has become quite lnme in one of his
hind legs from some unknown cause.
He has been unable to take his custom
ary exercise for about week, but he
is thought to be improving.
The residence of Capt. J. ". Brun-
son with all his furniture, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday morning at 8 a. m.
The fire was accidental. Mr.. b. was
away from home. The roof was falling
i'll When the fire was discovered.
The Pendleton Farmers Society has
arranged for it's annual fasr in October.
Messrs. Trescot, Bowen and Sitton have
been appointed on the committee of ar
rangements, and will have every thing
i'll apple pie order. The show will con-
tinue for two days,
Our thanks are due to Revs. e. T..
Jenkins and s. Sullivan for an invita-
tion to attend the Exhibition of the Eas-
ley Chapel School on the the 9th inst,
at $50. p. m. They have had a flour
ishing school and done good work at
Easley this summer.
Mr.. j. H. Brown, the efficient and
accommodating depot Agent at Liberty,
has rendered his resignation, and Mr..
j. A. Davis, of Roanoke, this county,
has been appointed as his successor.
Mr.. DaVis's tact and business capacity
will make him q good officer.
Miss Sarah P. Grogan who has been
spending the summer with her parents
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We have tested every lot of turnip
seed we have for sole this year, and
Know them to be good. $500 will be
gwen by us as premium to the party
bringing us by November LIST the lar
gest sample turnip grown from our seed
SLOAN Bros.
tt Drug, Seed and Paint Store.
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SLEEPING CAR SERV
On trains 80 and 81 Pullman B.,
crs between New York and At .
trains 50 ard 53 Pullman Buf
between Washington and Ncv
Pullman sleeper between Grem
Richmond. Through tickets &.
principal stations, to all points.
and information apply to any ag
company or
f b THOMAS. JAS. L. "
Gcnl Manager